Chose this hotel as it is Holiday in points share hotel. The service was fine, the room was a little worn, not necessarily dirty, but in need of some updating, bathroom was small. The A/C wouldn't shut off. (Not such a bad thing in 110' heat) There are some nice extras with this chain however, they have a selection of dvd's at the front desk which you can check out for free. There is a little store also to get a snack. The room did have a full if small kitchen. The location is convenient, IF you have a car to travel to the strip. Personally I would not stay at this hotel again, but more because it doesn't fit my style of travel than any short coming on the hotels part.

Hotel is right off the Las Vegas Strip. The one bedroom suites was roomy enough to fit 5 of my girlfriends. It even had a full kitchen, but one bathroom. There's a little vanity next to the closet in the bedroom, which was very helpful. Most of the time the bathroom is the only place to get ready.
The only problem I had was with the front desk lady. My friend and I went down to get extra blankets. The lady was not friendly at all. We asked for 3, but only got 2. The lady gave us an attitude. We asked for BLANKETS, but got mattress covers.?.? (How do you get that mixed up?) So we called from the room and they brought up some real blankets - Finally! The same lady brought the blankets and she was all of a sudden NICE! What a hassle!!

Stayed there one night in June before leaving to do the parks in Utah. Room and bath were clean, bed was comfy, kitchen had everything you would need for a longer stay. Pool was out of commission while we were there, but that was not a high priority for us. Everything was a short drive away and we were very pleased.
For the price we paid ($75 plus tax) this was the best deal we found in Vegas!

We stayed at Candlewood Suites at other locations, and liked the hotel very much, but this experience with the Las Vegas location was the worst of all hotel experiences I had.

We checked in around 4pm. The check-in was fast, and the clerk was very nice. Went to the room, the room temperature was at 96 degrees, and the AC was not running. When we approached the AC, it started to run, and we checked the wallunit which sets the room temperature at 75 degrees. As we settled, and took a rest, the AC would stop, but when we move around, it would kick in again. That prompted us to think that there was a motion sensing device. The problem is it stops running when everything is quiet in the room, NOT when the room temperature reaches the set 75 degrees. Also, when it stops running, it makes annoying clicking noise. We reported the problem immediately, the front desk (Larry) promised to call the maintenance and get back to us. And that never occured unfortunately.

We went out, and came back around midnight to a steaming 96 degree room again. The AC kicked in immediately when we entered the room. When we went to sleep, the AC would stop running after 5 minutes of quietness and completely disregard the thermostat setting. I complained to the front desk, and the lady clerk appologized, and said the whole hotel is all booked, and there is no room to switched to. We wrestled with the AC for about 2 hours, and finally, my wife cannot stand it, and went downstairs and confronted the frontdesk lady. The clerk sent an elder security man to our room to check on the AC unit. The gentleman was baffled as we were about the AC unit. Upon my wife and the gentleman's return to the front desk, miraculously two rooms are available to us to move to. The clerk said it was cancellation, and that probably would not pass the dumbest lie-detector. Cancellation at 3am, and the two vacant rooms being across the hall and next door make it hard to believe it is a coincidence.

So at 3am, we moved to the room across the hall way. This room does not have a thermostat on the wall to set the temprature, and the AC was either on or off. The AC was rather noisy when it was on constantly, but at least we were able to go to sleep.

When the front desk lady told me there was nothing she could do, I took her words for it, and that was the part that hurt the most. I wanted to say that to her in the morning, but she was off duty when we checked out. She offered us 50% discount, but I rather had a better stay.